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Air. ami Sir. It- W. Farnawortlt
or ifoliu. TilRti'o, who have Iippii vlalt
litfc wltli Mr. ami Mm. Otiy C'ronk.
lolt for Sfln Ol0go Utile)-.
" piolvln Wflilo who reuantl.v nntlsr
' waul n ojiorallon for urowtli on
111 loft uyo, I recovering rHultlly.
Tim fiamlngo waa takfii off yuatar
tlav .
'.Woatoti Caraora JMiop for flrel-claa
kotlak flnfhltliin hikI kodak iiippllo.
Mr. iitid Mrs. V. Hurnlmm, of 8io
Vftne, ttr btralueaa visitor In Mod
ford. Mr. lliiriilimii I (he head or h
maulllnotr eomiwny that will go In
PRrtuoralitp with Mr. Opp of tho Opp
ill Inn, to o(wrta,lt. Undar tlio nureo
nioiit Mr. Opp will tntta mil tho oi
and tho company liy tho oil flotation
proocmt will separate thu gold from
tho oro.
A. U. field, of Ueddlng. Inventor
finil firoililtfiit or tlm Smoltont Cop
por cuiniwny, nrrlTOtl yoatorclay to
look ovor tho Hliio Lodgo illHtrlcl.
Ho wTutiba ,lo Invoitlgnto tho prolm
. Iiilltlo and pomtlbllltliM of urnctliiK
u mnaltor ami tho itiniiutarturliiK of
Kiilphnr and sulphuric nclila fioni thu
HIiio.IcdKo ore.
Do Voo rIvoh tradhiB Htampa with
ovorythlnR except KrocurlcB.
OIhih. 'I$1tf& forniurly connoclnd
with thn Moilforil Hook slnro, arrlvnd
tail nlglil to vlftlt Itla aUtor, Mra. T.
li. VoltonMor. Mr. KIiik wan uc
coittpnitlod liy lila fiunlljr and K. O.
N'ulton atld MIm N'oIkoii. Thoy tlrovtt
from tiubaMtopol, Calif., whnro Mr.
KliiK Ir located, to thin city In n lloo.
Thoy will romaln iiuvoral vvooka.
.1. 1. IltiKlin or Hutte Kalla arrlv
nd In Mudford TtKMiday to Mpond a
few ilitya In till oil)' on IiiiMiiom.
(lot your milk, cronm,Mnttor, crrh
nnd buttermilk nt Do Voo'e.
Mr. nnrt Mra. II. 1'. (Jrovo or flold
Hill, wrirn In Mcdford Tiicuday.
Andrew Wnllo of Lou AiikoIoh, Ih
looking ovor tho vftlluy. Ho may lo
cate hero. ' I
Typewriter paper of nil kinds at
Mcdford 1'rlntlnR Co.
M'rH. Alma VoRt of Proapoct was
In Mndford yrwitoriliiy on liualiioa.
I. T. llnckloy, of Itucli, arcompan
lud hy hi? wlfo paid Moilfoiil a abort
v I h 1 1 Tmwdiiy aflomoon.
Tho world' Rroatpt companloa.
llolmna,' Tlio Iniuranco Man. '
l.ullior TlMdalu, of ItoiolmrKi I
niRlNtofed at the N'aali.
II. HUiit) untile a IjiimIiihmh trip
to Sauui VMlley today nicoinpuiilail hy
P. II. Dully.
Try n King Spitz olgar and en
coiir4oome Industry, tf
lira. It. It. Haaly drove tt Aliliul
today to attiiuil the Pvieiit-THuuheni
HWKirlRtlau picnic t l.ltltlN pHik thla
Hfteriioon. The county HMoclatlon
linvo Htwde thla their annual conven
tion. .lolin W. Cox leNVoe today for n
tiualneM trip to Klamath I'alU. Ue
will tikval the Ormn Spring route
Uy auto, then leaving Klamath Falla
will go tiy Dig valley to Oakland,
Onllr.
Pottage atMHUia at l)e Voo'a.
Howard A. Vanl or ItHodoaa, Now
Me.leo, arrlvtal today to UU hi
frlanihj. the '.Hiidel llroa. Mr. Vant
aaya UiKt lh border la imire qutat
tha Uitt iNMwra would have on' be
llave. M'he.W. 0. T. P. lll meet at tli
nubile library loiuororw at i:30 p.
w.
Ilallv. He. Hutal Holland.
ttlm. ilaiy Meeker leaves for Port
IgMit twilgbl tti visit with relative
'Attn. Mayaoll MwUmh raturucd
froiw ljrtUtMd today. Hhe aUewdetl
Ike rwM alio sad visit ml relatives.
hta) Dave Woods about that ftre Ih
arac pulley. Offlee Mall Tribune
llldg.
IMlaa Alice Aaderswu of Pagosa
IMrlHga, Cttlerade, la at the Austin.
aw Ituteher of Ilea m boat was a
btiatHaaa) vWlr 't'ueaday.
wttlie a King tptlt cigar, 6e.
They are home-mwle. tt
,V. IB Phlptta. hi has beea In
lortla4 fur the past few day ou
busituNM, rxturuetl today.
Uaw. A. Boos, who has been Judge
t Ik JtortlMd rotte abu. returned
Waatitaajlay.
Da e buya beer buttlaa.
'Mm, D. II. Palmer left for Copo,
Cal., la. lota her busbaud b has
chart f the Callforula Poer Co
Oalaa kail rwt car. 00 dawn
a ad 9$ g mouth.
Harry l.lui left for tunmulr to
lUy. Ui formerl) was In buelnaaa
! Cgbil ISilnt.
Arthar Koee lefl (or Slakiyou to
day to work ou the engineering ere
for Ik Pacific hlghva
imUariuIlk 3c euart at l Vw.
l B. Carter of Ceniial I'cpi. oiu
used 14 rufi the mai nxi rr ttiero.
left lor Montague iiq
J. W. meter arrlvta trom foMandj
today ReYomianleJ b U'a vrlfo Tbey
Itesdod l tic rose hoW.
VOt raut, Z-roon fumlSatJ ImdH
0. A. tloVoa
MM, N. Y. Oobb of Uubuqu. tv.
trrhlgtl today to rH frlanda and
ratyjM at liorh).
(' C Paul left for Lob AiircIcs to
day to visit his Bister, whom he litis
not seen for II years. He lias boon
vlaltliiR liln son, C. It. Paul, nnd hla
old comrade, U. H. HlnRham, who
fotiKlit With him In the Civil war.
IJ. K. Ilothwoll of Lincoln, Noli.,
I here vlelttiiK his sister, Mrs. J. A.
Ilrntiipy.
Puttermllk 10c gal. nt Do Voca.
Mrs. Al UnrroUou loft thla after
noon for Yrcka, Oal., whore she wilt
Join her husband, who Is stiporin
tnmlOut of a pinning mill at Hint
placo. i
Men employed on the Irrigation
ditches of the IIoriih ltlver Public
Service corporation at Omnia Pas,
halkod tho ffrat of tho weok, because
of non-payment or wagon. Thoy a'N
fectod an armistice and a setlloinent
was promised for Thursdny, Julio IR,
Will Walters, of Ornnta Paaa, spout
Wednesday In Medford attending to
liuslncss matter.
Dr. KloliRoesiHir will he nt Hotel
Naah ovory Wwlnoadny. Hours for
consultation 10 to 3.
Sanalor II. Von dor Hellon, of Wol
leu, spent Tuesday evening In Med
ford visiting his old friend, Dr. Hen
ry U. Delmol, of 'San Francisco, and
family, who nre on their way lo their
summer home in the Cascados. Dr.
Delmel Is president of tho World
Wlldo Linen Mosh company, with
plants all over tho world. In hla
yourtRor days ho waa active In tho
political affair of (iermatiy, ami
Ih acquainted with many or (lie poli
ticians who are now Ridding tho des
tinies or the Fatherland In the world
war. He was editorial writer on u
paper lit the province or Hanover,
during his student days, and tnlka
entertainingly of (Iermatiy mid her
problems,
iKrnuclH Gregory of Klamath Falls
I flpondliiR the week In the city vis
ItliiK friends.
Window and door screens, pardon
furniture Pacific Kuril. & Fix. Kac
tory, Mr. nnd Mrs. Wayne Leover, of
Central Point, spent Tuosdny even
Iiir lu Medford vlaitltiR frlomlH.
The fleldliiR averaRn or Don Under
or thu Vernon team lnnt week wan
.tins, and ho hit nt .'JHO.
J.ndlos mornliiRB nt tho Nat nre
Wodnosdnya nnd Thursdnya rrom !)
to 12, Free Instruction, 72
Thomas Ilyan or tho Steamboat dis
trict spout Tuesday In Mcdford nt
tendltiR to liuslmwa mutters.
O. L. liiRiills, or Corvallis, Is amoiiR
tho out or town visitors In tho city
thin week.
Ulg Be milkshakes at De Voo'a.
Carl Von dor llellon, or Wellon,
spout Tuosdny ovciiIiir In Medlord.
The Jackson County Fair associa
tion ha nothing to do with tho inut
lueo to bo put ou Sunday at the fair
ground. Thoy iijorely leased tho
ground to Murphy and Dowers of
Ashland for the'day.
Mr. and Mm. 1C. M. While, or Cli
max, wero among tho .Mudford vial
tore Wednesday.
For Sale Oak dresser with bevel
plate mirror and chiffonier, $17 foo
both. SS7 North Oakdale avo.
(A. 11. Cornell I down from Clrants
Paa for a few day.
Iltogulnr meeting of llnamna Chap
ter 0. 15. . tonight at S o'clock,
sharp, Masonic hall.
II. N. Moo, or Klamath Falls, ar
rived In M ml ford last night fur a
abort buaiueaa vlstt. He will leave
tomorrow morning.
Mr. and Mrs, Henr W. Wagner
or Portland are tailing with M wi
re rd rrlehrta.
Arthur Put arson or Coiiillle I in
Mjttdfoid for a fa days.
Frauk llalgbt. or Toopeulab. Wit.,
arrived yeeterday.
Don Newbur, of Klamath KalU. Is
visiting telatlvee In Medford.
MliloH Church, of Itosoburg, Is in
Medford today on buslneaa.
K. M. Krlcksou. or Marakfild. I
a business tailor In Medford.
August Walileu, of Italmou, Iomh.
a stotkbolder lu the Westerluud
orchard oowuHuy. i la Medford lock
ing over the orchard.
.Clovis Meaaaer, owner of the Hleep
Hollow ranch at Uold Hill, i tolled
in Medford today.
Cherry l.aue Is Miming with ripe
luscious fruits. This Is the lougeMi
lane of cherries In Oregon, iiieesurliiK
one and a hair miles Mr. Westerlumt
has sold the crop lu the Hoke can
nery. Considerable local Inter eat Is lut
ing mnutfosted lu the baseball game
at Klamath Fall next SuuUay with
the local team, aud a largo delegation
or fan will make the trip b ante
The KlauiMlh Falls team will prob
ab draw from Weed for atreugtb.
aud Medford tll probably take aloua
Peruoll of Grunts Pass, for his hit
ting and his fielding. Klamath Kails
Is uot as vlroiu It lst esr.
but thinks It In.
K a est iter and Hciltt ha,, letuplet
eO He installation of un clretrlc cle
vjioi At tin tipw federal bnlldlng
Tins ta i ho i trot clevjtor of Ita kind
itt ocjiitj orn Oregm They tested It
by plac'eg ?tto nonoda on the cl
tor. releasing It tiad letting It aroi
Tiip n itouiajic Oclr cguglx and held
it trior tho tmori drop of eight font
''hj aovJuiiteu lussWtor la here to-,
d lo l5l It Jgslii Thy QleY&loi
a as lustllBvi uiblDJ 'Sii eLii'iriSMP
Frank Akeyninn, of Portland, Is In
Medford on business.
Fire Chief Lnwton wnrns people
who hum the dry grn to avoid do
Iiir so arter 12 o'clock noon, as It
is usual for tho Afternoon lo hnvo
n slight breose. He advocates tint
enrly morning. Pecnutlona of wot
sacks nud the hoso should be used.
llrlRhton Mac Kenan or Dublin, Ire
land, paaaeft through today In n Sttt
dehaker to California. Ho is touring
the United State.
GLYNN MAKES SPEECH
(Continued from pnge one
the priiini'cd bind of piopcril unit
Imp.'."
The low rexl ruining hit: buMim
Trnm wtiflinu i'ouiK'litiott. Hie tnnlH
enmniwitton gel. Hie movement to fox
ier expansion of American trade, the
clime union of economic, commercial
gtitl financial intorein between tlm
I'liitcd StitlcH ami the mitioiiN of
Mouth America arc wliown to lie Icr
islntioii of (lie widest benefit. The
t'ndorwoml tariff Mr. tllynn cluirnc
Icrized it the Inireat ami llie bct
of all we liuvc enacted. I'mler Hie
present uilminiKtrutiou the 1'uilcd
StutcM Iiiih en joyed n wonderful cm
of good luiuoM anil rooi titucs.
The American' iilenla utiil lii n
pirntioiiH served in tlio haftis for the
HpcttkerV opening tlixeiiiou.
Followed Pret'cdents
liy citiiiR' prccedcute, Mi', (llynn
.jiiNtiricd and tli'feniled the coiiivc 'ot
the prcHideiit in tile Lusilauin uml
Nimilur iiicideulN. "In the face tif
thJM record," lie imkcil, "do repulili
ciiiih renlixc Hint when they iirraigu
tin1 policy of the picxident of the
lTnilcil StalcH loiluy llic.wnrniiicu Hie
policy of llurrisoii, of Itliiine. of Lin
coln nud of (Initil For the pleas
ure of fiiticieiiig- n tleiimcntlic piexi
deut, nre they williii(r to rend out of
Hie republican party Hie g real cm! men
tin1 republican mrty ever had? Are
they willing: to sitv that Hie republi
can party of tnilny comlcmiiH what
llnmiltou did In tovoliiliotinrv ilityx,
wliat Lincoln did in civil war days
nud what (Irani nnd Hlaiue ami llur
rison tlid hut yotcrday.
"In Itln policy 'f peaceful ncKutin
lioiiH today the president of the
I'uilt'il Stale- follow the example
ct liim liv the grettttt preHideiita
whiclt the ilemocnilic pally ami tlio
grciitcht prcxidcnti. Hie ivpuhlicaii
party ever ae thin nation."
Mr. Ol.vini impressed on hin licarere
Hint it wttn Hie Im-iuexs of tliix con
M'litiou, "rcprchcntiiiK cverv heetion
of the I'nitcil "Stale, fpcukiiiR I'nr
cverv raeiiil Mm in in America, to
Ncml I'oith a lucennge to all (lie wnild
Unit will I cine no room for doubt.
"We iiiiihI eimlilc every real Aiueri
can to -land up anil ncrt his
Amcriennim. We must toake I lie i
.iic m elenr that every liallol box in
lite laud mnv become a monument lo
(lie loyalty of Amciii'itn manhood."
HARMONY PREVAILS
(Continued trout pngo onei
presentiMl for cousliloratlou or the
platform committee wore ordered to
Domestic Science teachers
and baking experts gener
ally, use
O AV A
Baking Powder
Absolutely Pure
because they know it makes the finest
and most wholesome food.
No Alum No Phosphate
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TODAY
Kilt tin
lerpleit
mi r H 1 1 - in I ue at Ma-
Nancy's
Birthday
thnlllng druiiu of thr uudrr
world ,
I'aullse I'rcicrlrk tomorrow lo
l.YIHA Mlt.MOUK "
(owing, Tne Wrccl; nf lio Tiros
Trt " the worlds srcaiciv antral
comavlv ymiiiVy
C :. QATES in THE SWLF.N
iHll" 'iU ty'to 'UlltlJ JiKV
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'Ifti'D ' 0
bo submitted In writing nnd without
debate presented (o the committee
At 2; 19 p. in. the convontlott ad
journed until it n. m. tomorrow out
of rospont to Thohina J. Ponce, or
North Carolina, Into secretary or the
national committee, an Intimate
rrlond or President Wilson and known
to nil democrats. The resolution
was orfercd by Sonator Wnlh of
Montana.
Standing committees nro meeting
tuts nlternoon.
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SAN FRANCISCO, June 1J- In a
lelcgram to Hie I'nited Slatcx district
attorney here the Tinted Slates de
railment of agrfculUire charged to
day timt there oxintu tliroiigliotil the
I'ttcifie const states 'n orgnnizeil
JmiTic in ntucitl or spoiled liutter.
jL'oimninHioii men in Wurdiingtmi, Or
egon uml Culiforuin, federul pure
food iuvestititorH milled, make it
IiiixiiiCMm of buying and aelliur tin
bail liulter io icstiitiniutH ami linker
ics urn inly.
Tlie cliurges of the ilepnilinent of
iigriculttiro uml its food inspectors
were iiiuilo public in a suit lilcd here
hy tlio .'ovoiiiment to coiulcmil scv-ciily-nino
iiiisert of nincii Itutter
slilppetl lo u local potiiinlaaioti ' tiiiiu
liy n Spoknne cicaiuerv compaiiy.
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WASHINGTON. June II. Kopro-sentutlvo-Willlaiii
Kent of Cnllfomlii,
tho oulylffbiubor of the houso of fi
lially classified as Independent, an
nounced Todu that be would not be
n cnudldnto for ro-oleclton (o tho fifUh
conRroBH,7ovyiiig to "pressure or prl
vnte affairs and urRont need of a vu
cation." . .
NO PETTY POLITICS
TOLERATED BY WILSON
WASHINGTON, June II. F.iliirN
to itiHcrt it plank in the ilemocriitic
plittfnnu lavoritig n law to prohibit
i'edurnl .jtidgen from leaviut; the
beneli to accept elective office will
not lie ciMitttiiiiMiiPtHl liv l'ri'siilenl
Wilson. , itmiuint ration nffiiinU let
it be known Unit the president had
Mut word to St. Louis that lie ilul
not want any petty Mlitus plaviil
KOMK, Juno 1.1. It was official
ly announcod today that Attstrlnn
aenplano raided Venice on Monday
night. The statement a that one
woman waa killed aud four civilian
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An official roport from Vienna yes
torday said that an Austrian air
squndron had successfully botnbnrd
cct tho Venetian arsenal and tho rail
roads approaching the city
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